The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-09-21
Camght ON the FLY.

ment question
Why can't we bore for gas? Are
we always to be behind other towns2
The Clifton Oil we'll promises to
be a gusher.
The U. p. Conference was in sess-
ion in the Flats last week.
County Court meets in regular
term on the first Monday in October.
The Court House well still re-
mains in its usual filthy condition.
Sells Bros. Circus is we'll named,
as tits somewhat of snide affair.
Many farmers are now engaged
in sowing wheat.
Potatoes are now worth dollar
bushel in this market.
There are many places in our
streets that ought to be repaired.
The brick yards in this place are
unable to supply the demand for
brick.
The Ohio River Railroad is put
ting new life into all the towns
along its line.
There is about twenty miles of
track laid on the extension of the
Ohio River Railroad.
The public buildings of this coun-
ty have been put in pretty good re-
pair.
Several new buildings are under
way. in the Extension, and a num-
Der more talked OF.
The Bank should be moved to
the business part of town. Think
of it Messrs. Directors.
Rev. t. S. Mallory has been as
signed to the NJ. e. Church, South,
in this place.
The iron approaches to the rail
road bridge over the Kanawha, will
be commenced next week.
People ought to lay in their coal
now while it is cheap and the roads
are good.
The time of the Courts now tax
en- up in railroad condemnation
suits.
We must ask all indebted to this
Office to call and settle. We must
have money to pay our bills.
Mason county is becoming noted
for its fine running and tfotting
stock.
Let us organize Building Asso-
citation in this place. Who will take
the lead in the matters.
The men engaged on the public
works about this place, as general
rule, are gentlemen.
There is lively competition go
ing on here in the coal business, and
the people are the gamers.
The lack of rain seriously inter
feres with the farmer in preparing
his ground for seeding.
Mason county sends four delegates
to the pententiary this term of the
circuit court.
The huge locust trees are to be
cut out of the court house park, this
fall Sensible idea.
1t is about time to agitate water
works, sewerage and street railroads
for our beautiful little city.
Rev. Mr.. Bowles, goes to Louisa,
KY, this year. He and his estima-
BILE family have many warm friends
here, who regret their departure.
The Kanawha Lumber and Fur
niture Company are making large
shipments of furniture to New York
and other points east.
We call attention to the law card
of Messrs. Hogg & Beller, in this is
sue. Don't forget them when you
are in trouble.
The town Council growls because
there is not enough gravel on the
streets; the teamsters growl because
there is too much
A nice brick pavement has been
laid along in front of the Jail prop
erty. Let it be continued on up to
the corner.
Some of our people are getting
shot in the collar" about some car
ryings on, and are talking strongly
about Vigilants.
Our friend, c. F. Hess, presented
us with can of oysters, last week.
He never forgets the printer. Go
andisee him, you oyster lovers.
People who trespass upon the
public school property had better
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